HeyJaredHGGS - Us and Them
In the podcast series “Us and Them,” Heidelberg University’s Graduate School for the Humanities and Social Sciences (HGGS) explores how divisions between groups emerge and shape societies across cultural, political, and historical contexts.
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Energy Transition: Socio-Spatial Tensions – Interview with Jun.-Prof. Dr. Rosa Lehmann (Heidelberg University) (opens the original)
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Jun.-Prof. Dr. Rosa Lehmann (Heidelberg Center for Ibero American Studies, Heidelberg University) in conversation with Sinan Barış Yaşar (HGGS) In this episode, we explore the often-overlooked dimensions of energy transition projects with Jun.-Prof. Dr. Rosa Lehmann, Professor of Innovation and Sustainability in Ibero-America at the Heidelberg Center for Ibero-American Studies (HCIAS), Heidelberg University, where she is also affiliated with the Institute of Geography within the Faculty of Chemi
Saving Strangers: The 'False Promise' of Responsibility to Protect – Interview with Prof. Dr. Richard Caplan (University of Oxford) (opens the original)
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Prof. Dr. Richard Caplan (University of Oxford) in conversation with Sinan Barış Yaşar (HGGS) - How has the understanding of state sovereignty and the role of UN peacekeeping operations evolved over time? - What is the "Dilemma of Humanitarian Intervention" and how did it pave the way for the development of the Responsibility to Protect doctrine? - What are the most pressing challenges currently facing UN peacekeeping, and how can they be overcome? In this episode, we explore the complex and evo
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